Aiken Community Volunteer Sara Acton dies at 57
Sara Lynn Acton of Aiken died at home at 57. A longtime theater volunteer, she worked in the box office and subscriptions at the Aiken Community Playhouse and contributed to St Andrews Society Red Cross Dancing with the Aiken Stars and more. Born June 5 1957 she is survived by her mother Marian Acton and aunt Carol Acton. A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at St Paul Lutheran Church.
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State asks to stay order allowing gay marriages
South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson sought a stay from the 4th U.S. Circuit to halt a judge ruling striking down the state ban on same sex marriage. He warned that without a stay, legal confusion could arise as marriages proceed during appeal.
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Haley names former ethics attorney as chief of staff
Gov. Nikki Haley appointed James Burns, a Citadel graduate and former Pentagon ethics attorney who served in the Navy JAG and as vice chief of naval operations ethics attorney, to be chief of staff replacing Ted Pitts who leaves for the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce. Burns is a partner at Nelson Mullins.
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Man charged after Cherokee County crash kills daughter
Curtis McGraw, 26, faces reckless homicide charges after a Cherokee County crash that killed 2 year old Sadie Danielle McCraw and injured two other children. Police say he drove about 65 mph in a 45 mph zone and used marijuana before the collision.
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Cherokee County
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